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Note: You must contact support to completely enable single sign-on functionality. Please provide the email domain that will be used with OneLogin.Jump to:Configuring OneLogin and iMeet® Central? for SSO Testing the Configuration Creating Additional Users in OneLogin Troubleshooting TipsConfiguring OneLogin and iMeet® Central? for SSOTo configure single sign-on with OneLogin and sign users into iMeet® Central? using SAML, follow the steps below.In OneLogin In OneLogin, navigate to Apps > Find apps and search for iMeet® Central?. Click Add. In the Add iMeet® Central? screen select the app to be used by the Organization and select SAML 2.0 for the Connector Version. Press Continue.Type your iMeet® Central? subdomain into the Subdomain field within the Configuration tab. Under the Single Sign-on tab copy the HTTP Endpoint under SAML Endpoints to use in iMeet® Central? later. Set the credentials to "Configured by admin" and select a default User name value of "email" to use as the iMeet® Central? credential. Under the Access Control tab, choose which roles will have access to iMeet® Central?.In iMeet® Central?In the top right corner, select Account > Company Setup.Click the Advanced tab, and then the Single Sign On link. Complete the fields SSO URL and SSO Logout URL as shown above (i.e. & In the field SSO Login URL, paste the SAML HTTP Endpoint you previously copied (i.e. In OneLogin, click Security > SAML and copy the SHA-1 fingerprint. Paste that into the field SSO Certificate Fingerprint in iMeet® Central?. Enable SAML SSO by checking "Enable SAMLv2 Single Sign On."Click Update to save the setting. Testing the configurationMake sure you are logged out of iMeet® Central?.Login to OneLogin.asClick the iMeet® Central? icon on your dashboard. This should log you into your iMeet® Central? account.If you're not using the same email address in iMeet® Central? as you are in OneLogin, do the following:Click Apps > Company Apps. Edit the iMeet® Central? application. Navigate to the Logins tab.Locate your user and click Edit. Enter your iMeet® Central? email address in the Email field and and click Update.Navigate to the portal and re-test by clicking the iMeet® Central? icon.Creating additional users in OneLoginIf you want to allow additional users to log into iMeet® Central? through OneLogin, you will need to create additional users Click on People > New UserFill in the user profile and click UpdateClick Apps > Add App > Select iMeet® Central? > click ContinueThe user should now be able to log into OneLogin and click on the iMeet® Central? icon to log in Note: to reset the user's password in OneLogin, click on People , locate the user and click Edit > Change PasswordTroubleshooting tipsIf you run into any issues logging into iMeet® Central? via SSO after following this guide, review the following troubleshooting tips. If you are seeing the below error when attempting to log in from OneLogin, please submit a support ticket and provide your email domain which will be used to authenticate your SSO. For example, the domain listed here is superco.com. Visit OneLogin's Support
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With Pro Plus and Enterprise plans, you can configure SAML 2.0 with OptiSigns via OneLogin using Shibboleth. Shibboleth is based on SAML, the setup of the authentication using the Shibboleth connector on OneLogin will be similar to the normal SAML connector.OneLogin will be acting as the IDP (Identity Provider), and OptiSigns will be working as the SP(Service Provider).Set up OptiSigns & OneLogin:First, you need to do some setup in OptiSigns:If you don't have a subdomain yet, you can set up one by going to: in the subdomain field and click Activate. After that, you can use this subdomain for "You can also map your own domain like digitalsigns.yourcompany.com by following this article.This will be the URL that you can share with your users so they can log in to use the app, once integration has set up. In our example, we will use go to the SAML Single Sign On setting page: Enable SAML SSO.The settings are:Enable Username & Password login: Allow users to also log in with username/password. It’s recommended to disable it once the integration is all done. As Admin/Owner, it's recommended that you keep at least 1 account with a password login, in case there are issues, you can always log back in from app.optisigns.com to reconfigure.Enable User Creation: If users are authenticated, but do not exist in OptiSigns, they will be created in OptiSigns. You should enable this, because you likely already assign/approve users/groups to use OptiSigns, unless for some reason you want to be very strict and want to review the roles of users before they can start using OptiSigns.Enable User Override: Every time a user logs in, if their group assignment has changed on SAML, OptiSigns will update, and override new profile settings.Note the "Single Sign On URL" and "Audience URI (SP Entity ID) URL", you will need this to use in OneLogin later.Next, add OptiSigns as an App in your OneLogin admin portal:Log in to your OneLogin portal as admin -> ApplicationsClick Add appOn the next page, search for "SAML" in the search box, and then select the "SAML Custom Connector (SP Shibboleth)".Enter "OptiSigns" in the display name, then click Save. You can also upload the OptiSigns logo here as well.After saving, go to the configuration page. This is where you should provide the Single Sign On URL, and SP Entity ID you get from your OptiSigns SAML SSO setting.SP Entity ID from
